As a visual media composer, I have developed a style rooted in sound experimentation, where I manipulate everything from synthesisers to orchestras to create new sound experiences. I start every project with creative research, seeking to uncover the micro-stories within the broader narrative; studying every detail that makes up the essence of a story. I then build a library of sounds, creating a base for experimentation that can challenge conventional boundaries. Through my experimental practice, I blend sound design and composition techniques, blurring diegetic and nondiegetic elements in film, thus crafting new soundscapes that push the impact of any image further. Inspiration wise, I am like a sponge, drawing on all of my immediate and non immediate experiences, and catching on others’ feelings, like they were mine. I have been an explorer of cinema and music since my early years, which has allowed me to surround myself with similarly sensitive artists, who broaden my own understanding of everything I take in. With a foundational background in Electronic Music Production, which I learned at Catalyst in Berlin and a master’s degree in Composition for Film and TV from the London College of Music, I have accumulated a unique knowledge base. Over the years, I’ve worked with numerous bands, such as Les Pleureuses, and developed my own projects, ranging from experimental foley music to classical folk. In Berlin, I worked on a variety of short films, but it was in London that I truly evolved as a visual media composer. Today, I am actively composing for film, theatre, art installations, and for my own cinematic music performances. I thrive on collaboration with other artists, and overcoming creative challenges together. I want to inspire in the same way that I want to be inspired. I listen in the same way that I want to be heard. I adapt to every project’s needs and find joy in taking on new artistic adventures. I aspire to be part of a new wave in cinema and sound, where sound is no longer merely complimenting images, but rather pushing it into uncharted territories. With the right collaborations, technology, and resources, we can craft art that can take us into a better human future - a crucial mission in today's harsh realities.

Nicolas Baviere

As a visual media composer, I have developed a style rooted in sound experimentation, where I manipulate everything from synthesisers to orchestras to create new sound experiences. I start every project with creative research, seeking to uncover the micro-stories within the broader narrative; studying every detail that makes up the essence of a story. I then build a library of sounds, creating a base for experimentation that can challenge conventional boundaries. Through my experimental practice, I blend sound design and composition techniques, blurring diegetic and nondiegetic elements in film, thus crafting new soundscapes that push the impact of any image further. Inspiration wise, I am like a sponge, drawing on all of my immediate and non immediate experiences, and catching on others’ feelings, like they were mine. I have been an explorer of cinema and music since my early years, which has allowed me to surround myself with similarly sensitive artists, who broaden my own understanding of everything I take in. With a foundational background in Electronic Music Production, which I learned at Catalyst in Berlin and a master’s degree in Composition for Film and TV from the London College of Music, I have accumulated a unique knowledge base. Over the years, I’ve worked with numerous bands, such as Les Pleureuses, and developed my own projects, ranging from experimental foley music to classical folk. In Berlin, I worked on a variety of short films, but it was in London that I truly evolved as a visual media composer. Today, I am actively composing for film, theatre, art installations, and for my own cinematic music performances. I thrive on collaboration with other artists, and overcoming creative challenges together. I want to inspire in the same way that I want to be inspired. I listen in the same way that I want to be heard. I adapt to every project’s needs and find joy in taking on new artistic adventures. I aspire to be part of a new wave in cinema and sound, where sound is no longer merely complimenting images, but rather pushing it into uncharted territories. With the right collaborations, technology, and resources, we can craft art that can take us into a better human future - a crucial mission in today's harsh realities.

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As a visual media composer, I have developed a style rooted in sound experimentation, where I manipulate everything from synthesisers to orchestras to create new sound experiences. I start every project with creative research, seeking to uncover the micro-stories within the broader narrative; studying every detail that makes up the essence of a story. I then build a library of sounds, creating a base for experimentation that can challenge conventional boundaries. Through my experimental practice, I blend sound design and composition techniques, blurring diegetic and nondiegetic elements in film, thus crafting new soundscapes that push the impact of any image further.

Inspiration wise, I am like a sponge, drawing on all of my immediate and non immediate experiences, and catching on others’ feelings, like they were mine. I have been an explorer of cinema and music since my early years, which has allowed me to surround myself with similarly sensitive artists, who broaden my own understanding of everything I take in.

With a foundational background in Electronic Music Production, which I learned at Catalyst in Berlin and a master’s degree in Composition for Film and TV from the London College of Music, I have accumulated a unique knowledge base. Over the years, I’ve worked with numerous bands, such as Les Pleureuses, and developed my own projects, ranging from experimental foley music to classical folk. In Berlin, I worked on a variety of short films, but it was in London that I truly evolved as a visual media composer. Today, I am actively composing for film, theatre, art installations, and for my own cinematic music performances.

I thrive on collaboration with other artists, and overcoming creative challenges together. I want to inspire in the same way that I want to be inspired. I listen in the same way that I want to be heard. I adapt to every project’s needs and find joy in taking on new artistic adventures.

I aspire to be part of a new wave in cinema and sound, where sound is no longer merely complimenting images, but rather pushing it into uncharted territories. With the right collaborations, technology, and resources, we can craft art that can take us into a better human future - a crucial mission in today’s harsh realities.

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Skills

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Composition
Mu
Music Theory
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Soundtrack

Experience Level

Composition
Expert
Music Theory
Expert
Soundtrack
Expert

Language

French
Fluent
English
Fluent
Arabic
Beginner

Education

Masters in Composition for Film and TV at London College of Music
October 2, 2023 - September 7, 2024

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Industry Experience

Media & Entertainment
    uniE613 All That We Are - Art installation
    This art installation is a cherished project of mine, born from an inspiring collaboration with a screendance artist whose vision was to make nature dance through her visual editing. My music for this piece is deeply contemplative, designed to amplify the magic and emotion of the imagery presented. It incorporates orchestral instruments that have been carefully modified to reveal their unique potential, transforming their sounds to evoke birds, insects, wind, and water. Set in a dark, immersive space, the audience is invited to relax and dream while witnessing intimate moments of nature.
    uniE613 Mind Paralysis - Short Film
    For this screendance project, the director requested that I use only sounds recorded during the shoot—such as breathing, body movements, and nail scratching. From these, I crafted a musical soundscape that intensifies progressively. The score seamlessly blends sound design and composition, aiming to further immerse the audience.
    uniE613 Radical Approach - Short Film
    After extensive conversations with the writer, I drew on my own experiences to create a piece that conveys the character’s inner turmoil, him being the thread taking us through the story. This emotive composition blends orchestral and synthesised sounds, furthering my exploration of the intersection between sound design and composition.
    uniE613 Sumud - Short Film
    This project is the one I am most proud of—not only because I had the chance to collaborate with my wife, but also because it represents one of my most intricate compositions. Drawing inspiration from Giacinto Scelsi and Iannis Xenakis, I ventured into the realm of microtonal music. For this film, I conducted and recorded a string septet performing my composition, with each musician gliding seamlessly from note to note, creating continuously shifting chords. The piece is structured in three movements—Peace, Pain, and Rebirth—symbolizing the resilience of Palestinians enduring occupation and genocide. The video narrates the events unfolding in Palestine over the past 75 years, reflecting my wife’s memories and nostalgia for her homeland. It features AI-generated imagery and a music-responsive overlay, emulating red liquid, that moves dynamically with the score.
    uniE613 The House Where Fear Dwells - Short Film
    Created during my years in Berlin, this project marks my second collaboration with director and writer Bernardo Sena. We worked closely to craft a unique audiovisual experience, each contributing to the other’s creative process. I was involved in pre-production, production, and post-production, with the music serving as our foundational material. Additionally, I had the chance to portray the antagonist on camera.
    uniE613 Ces Mains - Short Film
    Ces Mains is a French short psychological horror film for which I composed music for two distinct scenes. In the first, a dance sequence introduces the main character; the music captures her enjoyment but carries dark undertones, subtly foreshadowing the film’s unsettling ending. In the final scene, the music shifts between the present moment and the character’s flashbacks, building gradually to a climax as the horror unfolds.
    uniE613 The Fools Who Dream - Short Film
    In collaboration with composers Robyn Patrick and Claudia Pearl, we crafted the score for this ambitious short film. The main character envisions himself in various cinematic settings—western, noir, romance, and musical. Our task was to authentically capture each of these imagined atmospheres, seamlessly transporting the audience from one genre to the next.